From 2002 through 2009 the UCSF-GIVI CFAR collaborated with the Fogarty International Scientist Training Program at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health to support new investigators in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Our current International Mentored Scientist Award Program is designed to fund similar activities.
22 Awards
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Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
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Sites: UCSF/PHP SFGH, Mulago Hospital, Kampala
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Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
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Sites: UCSF/PHP SFGH, Mulago Hospital, Kampala
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Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
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Competitive renewal of previous award (2002)
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Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda
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Competitive renewal of previous award (2002)
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AIDS Research Training and Collaborative Research in Zimbabwe
AIDS Research Training and Collaborative Research in Zimbabwe
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AIDS Research Training and Collaborative Research in Zimbabwe
AIDS Research Training and Collaborative Research in Zimbabwe
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UCSF-Makarere University AIDS Training Program
UCSF-Makarere University AIDS Training Program
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UCSF, Didactic in-country Training
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Training an African Physician in the Delivery and Evaluation of Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) in South African Rape Survivors
Training an African Physician in the Delivery and Evaluation of Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) in South African Rape Survivors
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Trainee: Roy Chuunga
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Enhancement of clinical research and data analysis skills for the analysis of the effects of women's HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes and testing status on their infant feeding intentions and practices.
Enhancement of clinical research and data analysis skills for the analysis of the effects of women's HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes and testing status on their infant feeding intentions and practices.
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Breastfeeding continues to pose a significant risk of HIV transmission to infants born to HIV-infected mothers, accounting for 200,000 infants sero-converting per year in low-resource settings. Myriad social, cultural and economic factors, including knowledge of HIV/AIDS and HIV status, could affect the extent to which women adhere to the recommended practice of exclusive breastfeeding after delivery.
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Enhancement of clinical research and data analysis skills for the analysis of the effects of women's HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes and testing status on their infant feeding intentions and practices.
Enhancement of clinical research and data analysis skills for the analysis of the effects of women's HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes and testing status on their infant feeding intentions and practices.
Abstract
Breastfeeding continues to pose a significant risk of HIV transmission to infants born to HIV-infected mothers, accounting for 200,000 infants sero-converting per year in low-resource settings. Myriad social, cultural and economic factors, including knowledge of HIV/AIDS and HIV status, could affect the extent to which women adhere to the recommended practice of exclusive breastfeeding after delivery.